HOTEL BRILLER Kyōto Station South — Hotel in Kyoto

The hotel offers a clean and comfortable stay with friendly, professional & respectful staff it's also a great value for money. While it is located a bit far from major attractions, the peaceful atmosphere makes it a good for a budget choice for and a quiet stay. A few things to keep in mind: there is an additional charge of 200 yen per person per night, which must be paid in cash or with a physical card. Unfortunately, contactless payments like Google Pay and Apple Pay are not accepted, so be sure to have the necessary payment method ready. The hotel provides some useful amenities to enhance your stay. Complimentary tea and coffee are available at the reception, which is a nice touch, especially in the mornings. A microwave and laundry facilities are located in a downstairs room, making it convenient for longer stays. However, the washing machine can sometimes cause an odor in the room. There is also a vending machine in the same area, offering drinks and water. Overall, this hotel is a great option for those looking for a budget-friendly and quiet place to stay. While the location is a bit remote, the cleanliness, friendly service, and useful amenities make it a good choice...

The walk to the hotel from JR Kyoto Station was breif. It took about less than 10mins to reach. Literally, Hotel Briller is just right across the station. It's also very close to a few convenient stores nearby and also the Kujo Subway station, which is just brilliant. I was greeted by the friendly staff and i helped myself with a free hot coffee at the lobby! Apart from the cozy room, what i really liked about Hotel Briller is that it also has a laundry machine and a dryer. To make it more interesting, it also houses a vending machine neatly at the lobby for your convenience. Even though it was just a 2-night stay there but i really liked being there as it was clean, comfortable and every time i came back to it it just felt like...

Hotel was conveniently located, as it was only a few minute walk to Kyoto Station and shopping malls. The room was spacious as we got the deluxe triple room. Beds were comfy except the 4th bed which was hard as rock. The rooms weren’t as clean as expected. There was pieces of hair in washroom and on the beds when we first got our room. There was dust buildup on the carpet by the wall and corners which was very noticeable. Hotel staff was very nice and helpful. However, they don’t speak English which was a bit of inconvenient and had to use an...